Steps involved to publish module on sitefinity marketplace - publish

I have an add-on or plugin for sitefinity cms. I just want to publish my add-on on their marketplace but I am not aware of the standards for the publishing the add-on as well as steps to publish it on marketplace. so, does anyone know the steps and standards for publishing plugin on SiteFinity marketplace.
Thanks in advance.

You can find some best practices on the Sitefinity Add-on submission page found here...
https://www.progress.com/sitefinity-cms/marketplace/submit-addon
Below is a link to the best practices recommended by Sitefinity...
https://www.progress.com/documentation/sitefinity-cms/best-practices-add-on-development
Other than that I recommend you contact them directly if you have questions by going to the URL below...
https://www.progress.com/company/contact?s=sitefinity
I wish it was a little more self-service, but unfortunately, it is not.
Thanks,
Craig

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How to publish a Google Apps Script web app to the G-Suite Marketplace?

First, I know there is a similar question but it is very old and that answer is not valid anymore.
I am working on a Google Apps Script web-app (either bounded to a Sheet, or a stand alone one that'll reference a Sheet). I am wondering if it is possible to publish it to the G-Suite Marketplace? All of the documentation I am finding talks about publishing add-ons and what not.
I saw this, and many articles/post link to it saying that is how, but it says publishing to the Chrome store is deprecated.
But I can't find anything on publishing a GAS web-app to the marketplace. Is it possible?
Answer: No
I know this hasn't been explicitly written anywhere but I'm taking my cues from the following docs -
Choosing where to publish - here they describe what can and cannot be published on G Suite Marketplace (albeit, Web Apps show-up nowhere)
G Suite Marketplace SDK > Configuring the Marketplace SDK > Extensions - here too, they haven't listed Web Apps as a form of accessibility
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I'm working through the quick-start for a Gmail Addon.
https://developers.google.com/gmail/add-ons/guides/quickstart
When I try to Install my developer addon I
Open the Gmail add-on settings tab
In the Add-ons tab, make sure that you have selected the Enable developer add-ons for my account checkbox
However there is no checkbox...
Is this edition limited? Do we need to do something else to enable this?
Thanks for your help,
Paul C
Apparently there is a bug for GSuite admins and they cannot see that button or add addons right now.
Try your personal gmail for now.
There is an issue open with Gmail https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/68234732
I have contacted the Gsuite team, will update the answer once I have something solid.
Update (Dec 19, 2018)
Looks like this issue has been fixed, I could get it working on Corporate and Personal email.
According to this recent G Suite Developers Blog post, installing developer add-ons has now been enabled for users of G Suite.
And indeed, when I go to 'Settings' -> 'Add-ons' in my G Suite account, I do now see the 'Enable developer add-ons for my account' checkbox.
However, when I click this and enter my script's deployment id, I always get the same error message: 'Invalid Add-on'.
I would be interested to hear if anyone has got this working or not?
Edit 02/02/2018:
Further to the above and following communication with Google Support, apparently it looks like a setting in our G Suite Admin was causing the problem.
We managed to fix it by following the instructions here, making sure to select 'Allow users to install any application from G Suite Marketplace': https://support.google.com/a/answer/6089179?hl=en
It's a bit counter intuitive that a setting involving the Marketplace should affect our developer plugin that we hadn't yet put on the Marketplace, but in any case, after an hour or so our developer plug-in started to function.
Obviously it also is not ideal having to allow any app to be installed from the App Marketplace. Hopefully Google will put a more permanent solution in place soon.

Google Script App deploy only for one person

I got a little bit stuck right now at deploying my Google Script App.
I've developed a Google Script App, which is embedded directly into
Google Drive (Spreadsheet). It's not a Web App, it's a user interface
in Google Spreadsheet (sorry, but i have to be clear).
That Script is just for one person in another company.
How can i deploy my script to her?
I've read about Domain-Wide-Installation and publishing an App to the marketplace, but i want to deploy it just for her and no one else.
How can i achieve that?
Thanks
Best regards
A big thanks to Sandy Good.
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That was exactly what i was looking for. Thanks
An add-on can also published for testers. Those testers must be part of a google group. Maintaining a group is easier.

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I have recently developed a Google Chrome extension that uses the provided Google Javascript API in order to have access to some content of a specific tab/page.
As the content of the page is confidential, are there any risks that Google stores it somewhere ? I'm not too familiar with Security of APIs and thought that you might be able to help
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I want to implement federated login for google account users in my packaged chrome app. In the documentation is written that I should use
OpenID 2.0-compliant library compatible with your programming
language.
Which library should I use if I have javascript code? There is no javascript library so I have no idea how to include a library to my app. Any suggestions?
maybe someone know links to the working examples? I'm really confused about it.
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I think that it is same for app and extension.
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